What is the resort planning process?

Resort planning involves purposeful integrated planning of a specific area as a specific tourist destination. This includes the planning and provision of transportation, accommodation, visitor activities and all services required for visitors and employees.



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The overall concept of resort master planning is centered upon balancing the resort's potential capacity. This should be a balanced figure which reflects the goals of the master plan, the mountain's skier carrying capacity, the capacity of the base area and the market potential of the resort.

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